Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-29

 after election or appointment. He say ne will do nothing towards theIr remov D al until he has returned from his trip |, 3 the southern portion of the state. Fl,
 VIII then act only after he has obiainel
 ths very best legal Gdvice to be had.
 DENVER, Colo. October 2O-Thomai Mast. the celebrated osricaturist. thii
 evening signed s contract with Mansgel McCourt of the Tabor Grand Operl
 House, end John Msguire of Montana
 Tor a four months tour in California q Oregon, MOntana, and all ths prinripa
 cities west of the Missouri. series oI
 illustrated lectures are to be given. CHARLESTON, October 20.-A freight train and passenger collided near here ! today. Both engines were wrecked Three passengers were killed and ter
 more were less seriously injured
 PARIS, Ociobsr 20.-It is officially an-
 rocnced that General CsfFarel has been l, removed from the post of chief of stafl
 of the war office, and that his name has
 been stricken from the army list. He
 will receive 6 pension of eigh. thousand
 francs.
 WAsHISGrCS, October 2O.-At the
 meeting of the agricultural convention
 to-day Geo. ". AthertoD, of Pennsylya-
 his was elected president. Chss. l.. Thorne. Ol Ohio, secretary, and several vice presidents were elected when the convention adjourned.
 | CHICAGO. October 20.-A special from Dubuque, Iowa, says tkat Mrs. Catherine Beck. aged eighty-two, and her dsugh- ter, Mrs. Eliza Ollinger, aged fiity-six, were found m dying scondition to-day by their neighbors who were aroused by thier cries. They were found lying on the floor, with their heads frIghtfully gRsheG and beaten. The flesh on their faces was literally cut into strips. No information could be gained about the assault.
 SAN FRASCIsC1, October 2O-McCord refused to state what connection he had with the Ge,ry street road, b4t acknowledged hs was suIerinlend- l ent Ut the Su.ter street road at the tune oi ihs alleged bribery. The remaioder of his examination was taken up with questions in regard to the hunter aud ! lycatll ol saloous fn tho neighborhood | o1 bis gfiice and tie business he had transacted with them. II. II. Wood. | iuTur n the case fl Mrs. Florence Wright sSsIust the GsBry street rbIlToal com pauy, te=;ifed that on the morning Lf- Ser the jury was impsbneled. be rsceIv- ed visit from Frank Northey who told him the idea was to bring in R verdict ofnot more than two thousand dollars and If he, Wood, would "hsng" the jury he would be paid two hundred dollars. Witness stated he met Northey after ward and told him the amount was not enough and the latter said perhaps he could make 1t two hundred and fifty dollars. Witness said that acting under Sorthey's instructions he had met James MoCOrd st the Sutter St. railroad depot and thet McCor1 told him the money was for him alone and not 10 be divided and that any other juror who would stand ID would also be paid. Witness subsequently, denied having ever had a conversation vith MCCord on the sub ieci.
 SAN FRAScIsCo. October 20.-Late this evening. Mrs. Clara Bell Mcdonald. | gIle Of II. E. Mcdonald, Jr., vics -pTos!- dent of the Pacific Bguk, went tO the | Baldwin, whtT5 R- II. McDongll, father | Ut tbe ilnlCr, is s;nppIng God having caught sight Of McDcDaiG, Senior, she | drew @ revolver and fired three shots at hIm, one ball takiDg effect in his fore bead HOg serious ihe wound k csn- not at present be learned. This IS the oulsrowth of lste marital trouble be tween Mrs. McDoDRld and her husband.
 WAsuTSGTos, October 20-1h be cor rsepoDdeuce between the Department of Justice and its officers Tn Alaska, in re- gard to the seizure of the British yes sels during lSS6 has just been made public. On the 18th of January, of 1887. Attorney General Garland tele- ersphsd Judge Dawson and M. ID. Bull, United Ststes attorneys st Alaska to discontinue all further proceedings in the matter of the seizure of the British vessels Caroline, Onward and Thornton and to discharge ell vessels and release all men held. United States Marshal Atkins replied under date of September 2g. 1887, acknowledging the receipt of the telegram and announcing the con- tinuauce of proceedings by Judge Daw son believing the dispatch Co be fraudulent. The attorney general then ssut A telegram to Marshal Atkins sud ,hree days later mailed letter in which he again asked thht the Carolina, On ward and Thornton be released.
 Los ANGELES, October 2l.-A dispatch has been received here from ChihuahuG, Mex, stating that John Dickerson, well known on this coast as & capitalist and speculstor in various enterprises, had been sho, end killed by Mexican bandits. No particulars were received, but from the measre information 1t is believed the murder is simIlsr to that of Leon Bald win, who was killed si Durango few weeks ago. DIckerson was engaged I1 Chihuahus ss manager of several mines, In which he had large interests. He leaves & wife and three children in this city, and a daughter attending school in Berlin.
 WASHINGTON, October 2I.-U. s. S1- preme Justice Harlan this morning directed ihe counsel of tue condemned Anarchists to apply for a writ of error to tho whole court ID open session.
 Application to the Supreme Court for vrits Of error, was made in open court this afternoon, by Gen. Pryor. m behalf of the condemned prisoners. The points upon which he relied were, that the Sta tute of Illinois relating to the empanel ment of iurIes makes !; possible Co try prisoners with partial and preIudiced jury and that such statute IS obnoxious Co the Federal Constitution. Second, that the prisoners were compelled to tes- tify against themselves, and that crim- mating evidence against them was ob- tsined by the police from their private desks without search warrants, in viola tion of a constitutional provision. The court directed Prior to have published at once the parts of the records which present the question.
 SAH JosE, October 21.-Rsmirez, the murderer Of Acsro, was this morning sentenced y Judge Beldop, of the SC- perior Court, to be hanged Dec, 2nd |,
 SAS DIEGO, Oct 21.-A fight occurred in the Brooklyn Hotel dining room yes terdsy. Col. G. F. Robenson and wife of Tucson, who were stopping st the ho- tel could get no one to wait on them. The Colonel reprImsnded Steward Syd- ney Perry, by hitting him on the nose, other walters came to the rescue of Per ry and one of them WAS struck by Mrs. Robenson with a pitcher. The Colonel was fined Sl5 for battery.
 SACRAMENTO, October 2L-Governor Waterman has issued proclamation sp-